Amy Brooks13 said:First off, "liar" isn't even the right word—it's more about being deceptive. And whether someone is "deceptive" isn't even a fair metric for politicians. Like Tom Steyer once pointed out, it's not necessarily about lying, it's just about not telling the whole truth. That's the playbook for any smart politician. An honest politician is just a fool who doesn't know how to play the game, and if they're also delusional and arrogant on top of that? Then you've just got a total idiot.
We saw plenty of that recently, both before and after the elections. This guy took a massive loss, yet he’s acting like he just swept the polls.
I don't waste my time with polls like this.
This is textbook tasteless propaganda.
I've been a supporter of this movement since day one, but even in my wildest dreams would I try to defend or justify blatant lies and such nonsense. It's simple: there is no morality, no politics, no honor... there is no God who can be used to justify deceit, let alone outright deception.
There’s an old saying: The earth swore an oath to paradise that all secrets would eventually be revealed. And when the truth surfaces, it always comes to light.
And regarding Pontius Pilate's philosophical inquiry, "What is truth?", we have the clear response from Jesus: "I am the Truth and Life."
Anyone who chooses to believe the lie and champions it—well, good luck to them.
As for Dick Cheney and his policies, let his actions be recorded in the book of life. In the end, justice arrives for everyone—as that old communist Chernyshevsky might say (though the mediocre pundits won't appreciate the literary reference)—and I'd add: of course, of course... true change isn't a paranoid delusion, it's a basic human necessity.
Those with ears should listen... and those with eyes? Well, they'll see.
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So now, the man refuses to participate... Exactly. And it's just as true that I didn't write this myself. Such a sense of superiority over us mere mortals!!!
I'd be lying if I said they weren't lying.